This Week in Noe Valley: Hamlet Closing, New Vietnamese Pop Up and More Real Foods Drama

The latest news from, about and for Noe Valley from around the interwebs:

• The remaining Real Foods Company stores in Cole Valley and in the outer Richmond close abruptly [Hoodline]
• A Noe Valley native muses about what might have been at Real Foods on 24th St [SF Examiner]
• Easy Breezy’s Castro outpost relocates to “safer” West Portal [ABC7]
• This could get interesting: Diamond Heights Shopping Center on the edge of Noe gets new investors/owners [CPExecutive]
• Meet the mayoral candidates at the Noe Valley Ministry on January 31 [Noe Valley Democratic Club]
• Is District 8 Supervisor Sheehy’s campaign in disarray? [SF Chronicle]
• Hmmm… Hamlet for sale and will close soon [Eater via @NVSF]
• New Vietanamese lunch pop up launches at the Noe Valley Farmer’s Market [NVFM]

[Photo: Winter SF via shalaco] 

This Week in Noe Valley: Noe Valley Cyclery Closing, Drunken Party at SF Fire Station 11 and Retail Activism

The latest news from, about and for Noe Valley from around the interwebs:

• Another Noe retail casualty: Noe Valley Cyclery closing [@karlsf]
• The landlords at Pasta Gina (500 sq. ft.) want $6,000 a month. Not a typo. [@omnivorebooks]
• Omnivore is featuring books by writers from places Trump calls #ShitholeCountries [@omnivorebooks]
• A group wants to remove older trees on 24th St in the Mission to make it look more like 24th St in Noe Valley [Mission Local]
• Police investigating reports of a drunken party at the SF Fire station 11 on 26th St [NBC Bay Area]
• Noe Valley Whole Foods on path to zero net energy? [@BradleyMeister]

[Photo: Bill and Tico winter walk via seenbymarky]

This Week in Noe Valley: Earthquake, The End of Christmas and Historic Homes Being Demolished Illegally

The latest news from, about and for Noe Valley from around the interwebs:

• This is why we can’t have nice things [@omnivorebooks]
• The end of Christmas [greenstreetphoto]
• Yep, that was an earthquake in early 2018 and Noe Valley felt it [@SFChronicle]
• What the first morning of 2018 looked like [mholshev]
• We’ve been getting some spectacular sunrises [rogercar and seantimberlake]
• Apply to exhibit at the Noe Valley authors festival [@noewordweek]
• Farewell Cliché Noe Gifts and Dani Sheehan Meyer  [Hoodline]
• Historic homes are being torn down illegally around the city, including Noe Valley [SF Chronicle]
• Wait, Rachel Swann, the current president of the NVMPA, is in violation of Conditional Use? [Noe Valley Notes]
• Jack Epstein, owner of Chocolate Covered, on the global cacao shortage [ABC13]
• Noe Valley man rents out van to people (including Google employees) desperate for housing [SF Business Times]

[Photo: Noe Valley Brothers via barakkassar]